
This is a podcast for Nannies by Nannies!
What The Nanny Heard is brought to you by Charlotte, Charlie and Millie. With their combined working careers of nearly 60 years there is very little that these ladies have not experienced.
Charlotte, Charlie and Millie are here to help navigate Nannies through the tricky aspects of their employment. With their frank and relaxed chat the ladies are here to ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 104 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

Charlotte, Charlie and Millie discuss the art of negotiation — a skill that can, and should, be learnt.
Nannies are invited into someone’s home, but they are there in a professional capacity. That makes it essential to understand your value, know yo... more
Charlotte, Charlie and Millie explore some of the biggest myths surrounding Nannying and childcare and put the truth out there!
Are Nannies just babysitters? Do they simply play with children all day? And is Nannying really a career?
The answer to ... more
Charlotte, Charlie and Millie chat to Claire, the Wedding Nanny.
What started with one family asking Claire to nanny at their wedding has grown into a thriving business through social media and word of mouth.
Claire gives us an insight into navigat... more
As Charlotte, Charlie and Millie celebrate 100 episodes, they reflect on the journey so far — from the last 99 episodes to the growth of Your Nanny Network and the incredible community they have created along the way. They explore their shared passio... more
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Does exactly what it says on the tin.
A podcast for Nanny's, by nanny’s. A great podcast, love the hosts and how varied the interviews they have are. It’s so refreshing to have something for professional Nannie’s to have that is not just relatable but also informative and coming from our professional perspective - rather than just an after thought on another professional platform, such as early years or teaching podcasts.
Thank you YNN 🙏🏻💕
Love this! So great to hear from fellow Norlander’s and look forward to each episode!
LOVE this podcast! Great for nannies
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A practical, hands-on show created by and for nannies, caregivers, and childcare professionals. Episodes center on real-world challenges in nanny work: safeguarding, boundaries with families, professional development, and the emotional side of caregiving. Guests and hosts share actionable tips, from contracts and safety protocols to navigating burnout and career planning, with a friendly, no-nonsense tone. The format often blends personal anecdotes with expert perspectives, making it valuable for listeners who want credible guidance and relatable stories from seasoned childcare professionals.
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Recent guests on What The Nanny Heard include:
1. Claudia Croppo
2. Emma Dolan
3. Max The Manny
4. Larissa Hazel
5. Nanny Sharz
6. Beth (Rockits)
7. Marion (Rockits)
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